I just tried Notion and it feels so complex, although I could use it, the program feels so complex, .

I just want to write a note, just that.that's all.

However, in my case of me, it's not.

I like Evernotoe because it has nodoesn't have too many functions.

I can focus on writing and scrapping easily. ( what is scrapping? )

Notion seems more suitable for constructing a web/wiki, not aso much for note taking.

Regardless of my preference, it is certain that both of them isare really good products.

If you say both of them then you must use plural verb

For now, I just prefer to use something simpler.

I just tried Notion and it feels so complexicated, although I could use it.

I just want to write a note, just thathat's it.

However, in my case of me, it's not.

Incomplete: "it's not [something]"

I like Evernoto e because it has no fundistractions.

Presumably it has some functions.

I can readily focus on writing and scrapping easily.

I don't know what "scrapping" is? ("scrapbooking"?)

Notion seems more suitable for constructing a web/page or wiki, not afor note taking.

Regardless of my preference, it is certain that both of them is rboth are clealrly good products.

It's too wordy (are "both... is..." is incorrect).

Evernote remains my filing cabinetavorite.

This sounds like a metaphor (right? not a literal "filing cabinet"). I wouldn't say this: it's not the right context for metaphors.